The Inner Hand at Work

Neville's Inner Vision

Acts 11:21 speaks of the hand of the Lord being with them, and a great number believing and turning unto the Lord. In Neville's terms, this is not a geographic event but a shift in consciousness. The hand of the Lord is the steady support of your own I AM, the awareness that bears and directs every interior movement. When a people or scene is said to be with you, it is your inner state, your certainty, that creates the outward turn. Belief here arises as a natural momentum when attention is fixed on the Lord within, not on lack or doubt. The great number is the multiplication of conviction inside the mind; turned unto the Lord is the turning of desire, of focus, toward your divine state. Providence is not a distant force but the continuous, intimate experience of your own awareness ripening into form. Therefore, you may assume the state of the Lord's hand now: feel supported, confident, and unshakable. As you dwell there, the external scene will reflect that inner certainty, and others will be drawn to the same inner turning.